First Place is an album by the J. J. Johnson Quartet which was released on the Columbia label.
09 Apr 2016 · "In the first place" and "To begin with" are both ok to be used at the end of a sentence (in the examples you provided). However, I hear "to begin with" used more in the beginning of a statement, rather than the end. For example: I should never have taken that job in the first place. To begin with, it didn't even meet the minimum wage requirement.
first. Definition #9. adv. In the first place; firstly. second. Definition #21. adv. In the second place; secondly. third. Definition #11. adv. In the third place; thirdly. If you're writing poetry, then you may want to pay more attention to the structural forms of the words in addition to the part of speech.
28 Nov 2021 · In the UK, Australia and New Zealand, "placed" would be understood to be in the top three. My understanding is a place in the US means first or second. Medallist/medalled (UK spelling) or medalist/medaled (US spelling) might work if a medal was awarded. One more possibility is podium finish - the first three in a motor sport event or cycling.
04 Jun 2015 · You're perfectly right, we use the general term "place". I was the first in my school to place in the annual spelling bee. You could also use "award" without specifying which. I won an award at the annual poker competition. For the Olympics, since they award medals, they use "medaled". He medaled in three events at the 2000 Olympics.
18 Jun 2014 · First, the order of adverbials is off. As the Cambridge dictionary says, adverbials of time should follow adverbials of place. When there is more than one of the three types of adverb together, they usually go in the order: manner, place, time. An example from there is: James played brilliantly [manner] in the match [place] on Saturday [time].
01 Apr 2014 · In practice, first place is just called first place. If you'd shared the position, it'd be joint first place. So you don't normally need to explicitly state that you were the only person who earned first place. It's assumed.
22 Feb 2016 · Can someone suggest an idiom which means - taking advantage of something, which gave you the right to take advantage in the first place? I know this isn't clear, but it's something like - Shooting a person in the head when it was that person who taught you how to …
15 Des 2014 · First, next and last most often go before one, two, three etc. The first three days; My last two jobs." pp. 8-9. He does not mention age, which would normally go after adjectives of size, length and height, but before colour, origin, material and purpose. A big old straw hat. A charming young university student. Thus, a complete list could be:
10 Mei 2020 · The first problem is that any specific noun may require an article or not depending on the context. For example, you don't often use articles with proper nouns such as the names of people you know, but there are exceptions:-I had dinner with Donald Trump last night.-Do you mean the Donald Trump?-Do you know anyone named David?-Yes, I know a David.
07 Jul 2012 · Place the period logically when parentheses are involved. In the first example, the period goes outside because the single sentence ends after the parentheses. In the second example, it goes inside because it belongs to the second sentence. I like apples (and bananas). He likes apples. (I like bananas.)
